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Photo of the Day: First big test in IB History

Humsa Tammera • October 12, 2023

Juniors Naina Nambiar and Uma Patnaik sit in the cafeteria the morning of a big test in IB History. They have been studying for this History exam for days, reviewing their past assignments and quizzes in order to prepare for this DBQ (Document Based Question). “I’ve been so scared for this test for the past couple of days. It includes three long answer questions, and our quizzes in the past have all been multiple choice. I’m not super sure that I’ll be prepared well enough for this, but I will try my best and hope for a good grade since I love History class!”, said Naina.

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Humsa Tammera
Humsa Tammera, Photo Editor
Humsa Tammera is a junior at Richard Montgomery High School. She is extremely excited to be a part of The Tide for another year! Before contributing as a Photo Editor, she was a Social Media Editor, and a Multimedia/TidePod contributor. In her spare time, she loves to practice and teach Taekwondo, watch shows, and go biking.
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